搭售

to sell an item only as part of a bundle (thereby forcing consumers to buy goods they do not want); to sell on a tie-in basis

Characters and words in 搭售

搭

da̅ = d + a1

to put up / to build (scaffolding) / to hang (clothes on a pole) / to connect / to join / to arrange in pairs / to match / to add / to throw in (resources) / to take (boat, train) / variant of 褡[da1]

搭 = 扌 + 荅 : Don Quixote (d) is taking first attempts at creating artificial intelligence in front of the ashram (a1). He connected (搭) several answering machines (荅) and equipped them with toy claws (扌). He hopes that they will autonomously arrange themselves pairwise (搭) and create meaningful interactions.

售

shòu = sh + ou4

to sell / to make or carry out (a plan or intrigue etc)

售 = 口 + 隹 : Sherlock Holmes (sh) opened a business in the outhouse's bathroom (ou4). His business plan is to sell (售) mandarins (口) by having sparrows (隹) deliver them directly to the customer. Though the delivery works well, Sherlock has problems with having the sparrows return with the money.

Words with 搭售

搭售 is not used as a component in another word.

Sentences with 搭售

搭售 currently does not appear in any sentence.